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How to re-create .bin and .elf file?

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Hello everyone,

I've re-created the "Python Web Server on MiniZed" hardware project by sourcing the "make_minized_petalinux.tcl" in Vivado. Now, I'm trying change a few things in the hardware block design and re-create the corresponding .bin and .elf and program the board through xsct. 

Can someone please help me with this?

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    Your question indicates that you may have been able to run the Python web server on MiniZed.  For the "FPGA" (PL) side you have been able to re-create the block diagram and I assume you are able to modify it in Vivado.  Once you have been able to export the .HDF file to the sdk directory, your efforts on the Vivado side will be over and you have to move to PetaLinux.  You will have to follow the guides on the Reference Designs page in terms of creating a VM on which you can build your PetaLinux project.  Typically you would create your PetaLinux project using a BSP such as the "minized_qspi" BSP that is also on teh Reference Designs page.  That projject has an HDF from Vivado in it.  To replace the HDF with your own, you would use
    petalinux-config --get-hw-description <location-of-your-new-HDF-file>

    On the Reference Designs page there is also a document that may be of interest:

    Prebuilt Platforms Using Hardware Definition Files (HDFs)

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    Your question indicates that you may have been able to run the Python web server on MiniZed.  For the "FPGA" (PL) side you have been able to re-create the block diagram and I assume you are able to modify it in Vivado.  Once you have been able to export the .HDF file to the sdk directory, your efforts on the Vivado side will be over and you have to move to PetaLinux.  You will have to follow the guides on the Reference Designs page in terms of creating a VM on which you can build your PetaLinux project.  Typically you would create your PetaLinux project using a BSP such as the "minized_qspi" BSP that is also on teh Reference Designs page.  That projject has an HDF from Vivado in it.  To replace the HDF with your own, you would use
    petalinux-config --get-hw-description <location-of-your-new-HDF-file>

    On the Reference Designs page there is also a document that may be of interest:

    Prebuilt Platforms Using Hardware Definition Files (HDFs)

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